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. >> pam: also new at 11-- the family of a missing hayward mother put up fliers all around the city in hopes to find her. police say samantha tuia went missing last wednesday after she left the family's home for what relatives say was an afternoon walk around the neighborhood-- and didn't return. the family believes tuia has an undiagnosed mental condition-- since she has a "childlike" demeanor and intellect. tuia is described as a samoan woman-- last seen wearing a white shirt, jeans, black shoes, and a gray hooded sweater with a red jacket over the sweater. >> right now -- an oakland couple believed to be missing on a bike trip in peru. have reportedly been spotted in a local village. jamie neal and garret hand.were last heard from late january while traveling in peru. tonight neal's co-workers -- are celebrating in el sobrante. after receiving word that their former neal and her boyfriend has been found. >> the police pas for their identification if >> pam: meanwhile -- garrett's mother issued a statement - saying quote, until i hear from and see my son directly, we will not stop lo
. >> pam: also new at 11-- the family of a missing hayward mother put up fliers all around the city in hopes to find her. police say samantha tuia went missing last wednesday after she left the family's home for what relatives say was an afternoon walk around the neighborhood-- and didn't return. the family believes tuia has an undiagnosed mental condition-- since she has a "childlike" demeanor and intellect. tuia is described as a samoan woman-- last seen wearing a white shirt,...
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the city, all the way up into maine. now, we're not probably going to see a lot more snow in new york city, maybe 4, 6 more inches, but the big snow totals are going to be massachusetts, connecticut, rhode island, vermont, new hampshire, and maine, because that's where the low is centered. the low is off the coast here. the closer you are to the low, the more snow you'll get. that's what we have now. that's where the snow is. the snow is filling back into new york city, and ashleigh will get more snow tonight. not that much, but she will, and then this wind will be the event for tomorrow as that storm, we call it bombs out. it literally becomes so deep and so intense it will almost be the same strength, the same depth at what hurricane sandy was as it made landfall. the good news with this is that this storm is not going to make landfall. it's going to continue out into the ocean and move away. so maybe 6 to 10 more for albany. everywhere you see this pink, this is all the way from maine, even into nova scotia, back down
the city, all the way up into maine. now, we're not probably going to see a lot more snow in new york city, maybe 4, 6 more inches, but the big snow totals are going to be massachusetts, connecticut, rhode island, vermont, new hampshire, and maine, because that's where the low is centered. the low is off the coast here. the closer you are to the low, the more snow you'll get. that's what we have now. that's where the snow is. the snow is filling back into new york city, and ashleigh will get...
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do have out of the city of boston. that does make the fifth snowiest snow storm for you over in boston. otherwise the wind was howelling yesterday. we saw wind gusts over 80 miles per hour across parts of connecticut, massachusetts, in boston, we recorded 76 miles per hour wind gust. you're talking hurricane-force winds in the overnight hours and even yesterday. otherwise take a look at the snowfall. still coming down across eastern portions of maine. couple more inches here and there will be possible in this area. the worst of it thankfully is over with. so massachusetts, connecticut, continuing those clean-up efforts as we head also into tomorrow because we're expecting sunny weather. the problem, though, is that we actually do have very cold temperatures behind this storm system. take a look at some of the temperatures we're expecting during the overnight hours tonight. single digits for you in new york city. below 0 wind chill in connecticut, rhode island, parts of massachusetts. many of you do not have power. this
do have out of the city of boston. that does make the fifth snowiest snow storm for you over in boston. otherwise the wind was howelling yesterday. we saw wind gusts over 80 miles per hour across parts of connecticut, massachusetts, in boston, we recorded 76 miles per hour wind gust. you're talking hurricane-force winds in the overnight hours and even yesterday. otherwise take a look at the snowfall. still coming down across eastern portions of maine. couple more inches here and there will be...
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we go to our beaches here, ocean city. tide is going out now, but the sun is out as well. temperatures are cold in the ocean. 32 degrees here. 30 at b.w.i. marshall. 34% the humidity and northwest wind has been gusting to 38 so that 30 degrees feels more like 20 degrees or something along those lines. generally from baltimore south ward we're at or above freezing. north of baltimore we're in the low 20's. out in far western maryland right now. here we see the circulation. the low is right in there. we see all these bumpy clouds developing. that's where there's some intense precipitation forming even out over the water. we have thick cloud bands where the heaviest snow is falling. the farther west you go, we see snow showers in new jersey and parts of pennsylvania as this system slowly pulls out of the picture. but here we have clear skies. next storm coming is developing out to the west. this will come in about monday or so. so between this and this, it's this area of high pressure. here's our sunday weather. high pressure will bring us some nice stuff. but tie with the st
we go to our beaches here, ocean city. tide is going out now, but the sun is out as well. temperatures are cold in the ocean. 32 degrees here. 30 at b.w.i. marshall. 34% the humidity and northwest wind has been gusting to 38 so that 30 degrees feels more like 20 degrees or something along those lines. generally from baltimore south ward we're at or above freezing. north of baltimore we're in the low 20's. out in far western maryland right now. here we see the circulation. the low is right in...
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they are looking to revise the transit in and out of the city. but new york has been to this before. a couple of months ago we dealt with sandy. traffic was really light into manhattan today. me thinks it's going to stay light as well. look at this guy right here. he is right now using a skimmer just to make sure that people don't skid along in the slushy mess. but he's going to have to get himself a big shovel like the rest of us. fema has already put out the warnings to new englanders. get ready. get preprayered. batteries, shovels, candles, gasoline. there are already lines for gasoline. we went through this in sandy. many of us waiting for days. my town was dry in connecticut. couldn't get gas for days. there are blizzard warnings in effect for these states. connecticut, rhode island, massachusetts, maine and new hampshire. there are coastal flood warnings along with the blizzard warnings. it seems weird to connect those two, but they have them. they're expecting the floods to be three to five feet of storm surge along the coastal areas as we
they are looking to revise the transit in and out of the city. but new york has been to this before. a couple of months ago we dealt with sandy. traffic was really light into manhattan today. me thinks it's going to stay light as well. look at this guy right here. he is right now using a skimmer just to make sure that people don't skid along in the slushy mess. but he's going to have to get himself a big shovel like the rest of us. fema has already put out the warnings to new englanders. get...
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the world but remember you know you mention that there's over a hundred cities and thirty. million people marching for peace is that most of the much of that was in europe in latin america and asia yes there were some major cities in the us for people who were marching but that was very fleeting and that was a very short lived phenomenon in the us. the average american it's hard to get americans interested in what happens outside the borders of the u.s. or the facts of what the united states government is actually doing abroad people weren't that interested it was a very very short period where we were a part of the worldwide active anti-war movement so to begin with we it's the united states is probable to really anyways since this is where the war machine chen aerated in this is really the mass of the protest needs to come from but it's not that's not typical in the way americans generally think they don't vote on the issue it's not foreign policy is a high priority even when they do know about it or it's interesting that people are kind of preoccupied with domestic issue
the world but remember you know you mention that there's over a hundred cities and thirty. million people marching for peace is that most of the much of that was in europe in latin america and asia yes there were some major cities in the us for people who were marching but that was very fleeting and that was a very short lived phenomenon in the us. the average american it's hard to get americans interested in what happens outside the borders of the u.s. or the facts of what the united states...
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40s in areas of massachusetts and down in new york city . heading west ward, we have a brand new winder storm . this has blizzard conditions tonight and tomorrow morning . wide spread time period and blizzard conditions and harris on the southern end we'll have severe weather in texas and oklahoma . the storm heads east tomorrow and more severe weather . mississippi and alabama. >> maria, we'll check back with you on that situation as we go one extreme to the other. >> and what aed to be from space. nasa satellites. capturing what the storm was looking like as it hit us yesterday . blanketing a huge portion under a mass of white clouds. we are watching that situation in massachusetts on the coastline and people are evacuated and we'll check back on that inside of the fox report. we'll check to massive man hunt, day 4 for a fugitive wanted for a string of vengeance video. we are seeing brand new video of christopher dorner in police training. that is him on the left doing the screaming. dorner in the lafd and getting physical with a co-worker
40s in areas of massachusetts and down in new york city . heading west ward, we have a brand new winder storm . this has blizzard conditions tonight and tomorrow morning . wide spread time period and blizzard conditions and harris on the southern end we'll have severe weather in texas and oklahoma . the storm heads east tomorrow and more severe weather . mississippi and alabama. >> maria, we'll check back with you on that situation as we go one extreme to the other. >> and what aed...
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it was a sea of purple in the square outside city hall. and later, at the team's stadium, where retiring linebacker ray lewis hoisted the lombardi trophy. still unclear is what caused that power outage, but our jeff glor has been looking into that. >> reporter: the monday morning quarterbacking over what caused the lights to go out continued tuesday when doug thornton, the super dome's head of operations, admitted there were power problems in beyonce's rehearsals leading up to sunday's game. >> yes, we had a couple of fuses blown, a couple of circuits overload, but it had nothing to do with the power outage. >> reporter: still, the admission comes as documents we obtained today reveal a cascading level of concern for four months from both super dome officials and the new orleans utility company, entergy. on september 15, a super dome advisor wrote: "as a result of testing, there's evidence that electric feeders at the dome are not operating at 100% of their capacity and should be replaced." on september 19, the super dome approved $700,000
it was a sea of purple in the square outside city hall. and later, at the team's stadium, where retiring linebacker ray lewis hoisted the lombardi trophy. still unclear is what caused that power outage, but our jeff glor has been looking into that. >> reporter: the monday morning quarterbacking over what caused the lights to go out continued tuesday when doug thornton, the super dome's head of operations, admitted there were power problems in beyonce's rehearsals leading up to sunday's...
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the parade started at city hall and headed all the way down to the stadium for the big finale. seemed like the whole city showed up to be a part of it. we sent scott broom to document the passion and the pride. >> today, as far as 200,000 fans were concerned, today's celebration was just like being at the super bowl itself. an unprecedented crowd of at least 80,000 packed into a stadium
the parade started at city hall and headed all the way down to the stadium for the big finale. seemed like the whole city showed up to be a part of it. we sent scott broom to document the passion and the pride. >> today, as far as 200,000 fans were concerned, today's celebration was just like being at the super bowl itself. an unprecedented crowd of at least 80,000 packed into a stadium
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were some major cities in the u.s. for people who are marching but that was very fleeting and that was a very short lived phenomenon in the u.s. . the average american it's hard to get americans interested in what happens outside the borders of the u.s. or the facts of what the united states government is actually doing abroad people weren't that interested it was a very very short period where we were a part of the worldwide active anti-war movement so to begin with we it's the united states is probable to really anyways since this is where the war machine schenn aerated in this is really the mass of the protest needs to come from but it's not that's not typical in the way americans generally think they don't vote on the issue it's not foreign policy is a high priority even when they do know about it or it's interesting that people are kind of preoccupied with domestic issues when really the state of our horrible economy is in part because of this perpetual war fare that we're waging so it is kind of this disconnect a
were some major cities in the u.s. for people who are marching but that was very fleeting and that was a very short lived phenomenon in the u.s. . the average american it's hard to get americans interested in what happens outside the borders of the u.s. or the facts of what the united states government is actually doing abroad people weren't that interested it was a very very short period where we were a part of the worldwide active anti-war movement so to begin with we it's the united states...
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the world but remember you know you mention that there's over a hundred cities and thirty. people marching for peace is that most of the much of that was in europe in latin america and asia yes there were some major cities in the us for people who were marching but that was very fleeting and that was a very short lived phenomenon in the us the the average american it's hard to get americans interested in what happens outside the borders of the u.s. or the facts of what the united states government is actually doing abroad people weren't that interested it was a very very short period where we were a part of the worldwide active anti-war movement so to begin with we it's the united states is probable to really anyways since this is where the war machine chen aerated in this is really the mass of the protest needs to come from but it's not that's not typical in the way americans generally think they don't vote on the issue it's not a foreign policy is a high priority even when they do know about it or it's interesting that people are kind of preoccupied with domestic issues w
the world but remember you know you mention that there's over a hundred cities and thirty. people marching for peace is that most of the much of that was in europe in latin america and asia yes there were some major cities in the us for people who were marching but that was very fleeting and that was a very short lived phenomenon in the us the the average american it's hard to get americans interested in what happens outside the borders of the u.s. or the facts of what the united states...
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thirty million people spanning one hundred cities around the world marched in synchronization around the invasion against the invasion of iraq it was the largest antiwar protest in the history of the world but despite this monumental display of unified force against the war the us government turned a blind eye and as we know the subsequent war and occupation that followed what ensued for the next ten years causing countless human beings to be maimed traumatized over four million iraqis displaced and the deaths of over one million human beings today although the ground troops have allegedly left iraq and afghanistan the bombing campaigns haven't stopped in fact they've actually increased and now the drones have expanded to countries like yemen somalia and pakistan so where are the masses now were the millions of people in the streets demanding an end to the bloodshed and perpetual war joining me now to discuss the state of the antiwar movement in the us is angela keaton director of operations for antiwar dot com angela thanks so much for coming on oh thank you happy so i think people
thirty million people spanning one hundred cities around the world marched in synchronization around the invasion against the invasion of iraq it was the largest antiwar protest in the history of the world but despite this monumental display of unified force against the war the us government turned a blind eye and as we know the subsequent war and occupation that followed what ensued for the next ten years causing countless human beings to be maimed traumatized over four million iraqis...
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there is panic in the city, and i'm right here in the belly of the beast. but the truth is, washington actually might get hurt a little bit. this is going to cut the spending in this town, which did very well during the recession. for the rest of america, we'll all be fine. let's just keep our eye on one number. it's a nickel. we're talking about a nickel out of every dollar. how many businesses have done that? cut their budgets? how many families have done that? so we can do this, and it's just a start. >> neil: and by the way, as you always point out because you have been ahead of this, a nickel off the increase that is -- so even under this plan, which is part of the ten-year plan, we're still going to be left under the best of circumstances $5 trillion more in debt than we are now. so leading the fact aside -- >> let me -- >> neil: where are we going here? >> let me add one other statistic. look at the money on the sandy relief bill. you covered the story. 10 of the billion dollars was for the relief of people who lost businesses and homes. the other $4
there is panic in the city, and i'm right here in the belly of the beast. but the truth is, washington actually might get hurt a little bit. this is going to cut the spending in this town, which did very well during the recession. for the rest of america, we'll all be fine. let's just keep our eye on one number. it's a nickel. we're talking about a nickel out of every dollar. how many businesses have done that? cut their budgets? how many families have done that? so we can do this, and it's...
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the world but remember you know you mention that there's over a hundred cities and thirty. people marching for peace is that most of the much of that was in europe in latin america and asia yes there were some major cities in the us for people who were marching but that was very fleeting and that was a very short lived phenomenon in the us. the average american it's hard to get americans interested in what happens outside the borders of the u.s. or the facts of what the united states government is actually doing abroad people weren't that interested it was a very very short period where we were a part of the worldwide active anti-war movement so to begin with we it's the united states is probable to really anyways since this is where the war machine chen aerated in this is really the mass of the protest needs to come from but it's not that's not typical in the way americans generally think they don't vote on the issue it's not a foreign policy is a high priority even when they do know about it or it's interesting that people are kind of preoccupied with domestic issues when
the world but remember you know you mention that there's over a hundred cities and thirty. people marching for peace is that most of the much of that was in europe in latin america and asia yes there were some major cities in the us for people who were marching but that was very fleeting and that was a very short lived phenomenon in the us. the average american it's hard to get americans interested in what happens outside the borders of the u.s. or the facts of what the united states government...
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stay off the streets of our city. basically, stay home. >> reporter: this is what i love to hear. residents here are very confident. no one seems to be that concerned. they have a lot of confidence in the city and things are going to be okay. >> definitely you've done a really good job of warning everyone, so they have that as well. we're going to continue to check in with you live in boston for us. >> all right. let's get to meteorologist jennifer delgado. she's tracking the storm from atlanta. good morning. >> good morning. you're right. we're watching two storms because they're going to merge later today. we're talk a whopper of a snowstorm. as we show you on the radar, notice what's happening. there's our one system come in from the ohio valley and the oh one towards the south. notice a lot of lightning with that system off the coast of north carolina. that is showing you the instability, the convection. once we get this going later today, we're going to see snowfall totals blowing up. right now we're mainly looki
stay off the streets of our city. basically, stay home. >> reporter: this is what i love to hear. residents here are very confident. no one seems to be that concerned. they have a lot of confidence in the city and things are going to be okay. >> definitely you've done a really good job of warning everyone, so they have that as well. we're going to continue to check in with you live in boston for us. >> all right. let's get to meteorologist jennifer delgado. she's tracking the...
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the world but remember you know you mention that there's over a hundred cities and thirty. people marching for peace is that most of the much of that was in europe and latin america and asia yes there were some major cities in the us for people who were marching but that was very fleeting and that was a very short lived phenomenon in the us the the average american it's hard to get americans interested in what happens outside the borders of the u.s. or the facts of what the united states government is actually doing abroad people weren't that interested it was a very very short period where we were a part of the worldwide active anti-war movement so to begin with we it's the united states is probable to me anyways since this is where the war machine chen aerated in this is really the mass of the protest needs to come from but it's not that's not typical in the way americans generally think they don't vote on the issue it's not that foreign policy isn't a high priority even when they do know about it or it's interesting that people are kind of preoccupied with domestic issue
the world but remember you know you mention that there's over a hundred cities and thirty. people marching for peace is that most of the much of that was in europe and latin america and asia yes there were some major cities in the us for people who were marching but that was very fleeting and that was a very short lived phenomenon in the us the the average american it's hard to get americans interested in what happens outside the borders of the u.s. or the facts of what the united states...
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the world but remember you know you mention that there's over a hundred cities and thirty. million people marching for peace is that most of the much of that was in europe in latin america and asia yes there were some major cities in the us for people who were marching but that was very fleeting and that was a very short lived phenomenon in the us the the average american it's hard to get americans interested in what happens outside the borders of the u.s. or the facts of what the united states government is actually doing abroad people weren't that interested it was a very very short period where we were a part of the worldwide active anti-war movement so to begin with we it's the united states is probable to really anyways since this is where the war machine chen aerated in this is really the mass of the protest needs to come from but it's not that's not typical in the way americans generally think they don't vote on the issue it's not foreign policy is a high priority even when they do know about it or it's interesting that people are kind of preoccupied with domestic is
the world but remember you know you mention that there's over a hundred cities and thirty. million people marching for peace is that most of the much of that was in europe in latin america and asia yes there were some major cities in the us for people who were marching but that was very fleeting and that was a very short lived phenomenon in the us the the average american it's hard to get americans interested in what happens outside the borders of the u.s. or the facts of what the united states...
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thirty million people spanning one hundred cities around the world marched in synchronization around the invasion against the invasion of iraq it was the largest antiwar protest in the history of the world but despite this monumental display of unified force against the war the us government turned a blind eye and as we know the subsequent war and occupation that followed what ensued for the next ten years causing countless human beings to be maimed traumatized over four million iraqis displaced and the deaths of over one million human beings today although the ground troops have allegedly left iraq and afghanistan the bombing campaigns haven't stopped in fact they've actually increased and now the drones have expanded to countries like yemen somalia and pakistan so where are the masses now were the millions of people in the streets demanding an end to the bloodshed and perpetual war joining me now to discuss the state of the antiwar movement in the us is angela keaton director of operations for antiwar dot com angela thanks so much for coming on oh thank you happy so i think people
thirty million people spanning one hundred cities around the world marched in synchronization around the invasion against the invasion of iraq it was the largest antiwar protest in the history of the world but despite this monumental display of unified force against the war the us government turned a blind eye and as we know the subsequent war and occupation that followed what ensued for the next ten years causing countless human beings to be maimed traumatized over four million iraqis...
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thirty million people spanning one hundred cities around the world marched in synchronization around the invasion against the invasion of iraq it was the largest antiwar protest in the history of the world but despite this monumental display of unified force against the war the us government turned a blind eye and as we know the subsequent war and occupation that followed what ensued for the next ten years causing countless human beings to be maimed traumatized over four million iraqis displaced and the deaths of over one million human beings today although the ground troops have allegedly left iraq and afghanistan the bombing campaigns haven't stopped in fact they've actually increased and now the drones have expanded to countries like yemen somalia and pakistan so where are the masses now were the millions of people in the streets demanding an end to the bloodshed and perpetual war joining me now to discuss the state of the antiwar movement in the us is angela keaton director of operations for antiwar dot com angela thanks so much for coming on oh thank you happy so i think people
thirty million people spanning one hundred cities around the world marched in synchronization around the invasion against the invasion of iraq it was the largest antiwar protest in the history of the world but despite this monumental display of unified force against the war the us government turned a blind eye and as we know the subsequent war and occupation that followed what ensued for the next ten years causing countless human beings to be maimed traumatized over four million iraqis...
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remarkable because the affect city has a population of over 1 million. a lot of damage to those buildings, 3,000 structures affected. the roof of one factory caved in and a whole lot of windows blown out. phone service out, gas service out as well. all this leading to, as another witness described it, harris, panic in the streets. >> how unusual are people saying this is? >> according to scientists, harris, this is rare. this is unusual. as we've been seeing, spectacular. most meteors burn up in the atmosphere. a few small ones have hit the united states in the last few years. every five years you get a big one but usually in an unpopulated area, not a city like this. one of the biggest meteor hits happened in russia in siberia in 1908. 800 square miles affected. not one cell phone, video camera in sight. >> that's a that's harder to believe than anything, nobody had a cell phone. we had plenty of vantage points. thank you very much. this happened on the very same day an asteroid buzzed by earth. what could be the closerrest to ever fly by our planet. it
remarkable because the affect city has a population of over 1 million. a lot of damage to those buildings, 3,000 structures affected. the roof of one factory caved in and a whole lot of windows blown out. phone service out, gas service out as well. all this leading to, as another witness described it, harris, panic in the streets. >> how unusual are people saying this is? >> according to scientists, harris, this is rare. this is unusual. as we've been seeing, spectacular. most...
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it's a partnership with the city and the surrounding communities. sandia laboratories in austin university of california, berkeley and davis campuses. my question is are just starting to see the projects get off the ground, but if you can imagine the biggest challenge is access to capital, to have an incubator setting where you can have small startups come in medium startups come in and do the work to create local made in america jobs. the couple questions. is there still a role for the federal government to play because i believed in a federal partner are going to activate the region like that. too, what can we do to increase access to capital is a congress so we can see those startups create jobs and when we talk about ecosystems of innovation, how do we also find this pipeline to the students or rehab business is not just creating jobs, but also transferring knowledge to high school and college students were going to be the next generation in those industries. is there a role? how to get access cap will? how do we educate our children? >> will tr
it's a partnership with the city and the surrounding communities. sandia laboratories in austin university of california, berkeley and davis campuses. my question is are just starting to see the projects get off the ground, but if you can imagine the biggest challenge is access to capital, to have an incubator setting where you can have small startups come in medium startups come in and do the work to create local made in america jobs. the couple questions. is there still a role for the federal...
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opponents want no more density and have waged a legal battle in the courts claiming the city council's majority vote was insufficient, that the zoning change required a super majority vote. alexandria officials are now willing to yield on that procedure point. >> we are agreeing to meet the super majority standard that the litigation opponents are asking for even though we don't think it's required. >> reporter: mayor bill euille believes the relatively small increase in zoning depp's it i at the old warehouse sites -- density at the old warehouse sites will help pay for future parks there. >> we need to be able to generate some tax revenues so that we can move forward as a city to do the things the citizens want to us do on the waterfront like open space and like the flood mitigation. >> reporter: opponents of the waterfront development plan remain skeptical of the change in tactics. >> certainly there are property rights. we want to make revenue, but i think we can do a much better job and what they're trying to do today is simply circumvent the public process once again. >> reporter
opponents want no more density and have waged a legal battle in the courts claiming the city council's majority vote was insufficient, that the zoning change required a super majority vote. alexandria officials are now willing to yield on that procedure point. >> we are agreeing to meet the super majority standard that the litigation opponents are asking for even though we don't think it's required. >> reporter: mayor bill euille believes the relatively small increase in zoning...
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we're trying to redirect traffic that's coming into the city. off of some of our main freeways that are taking place. other than that, things are going well. >> we're looking at live pictures now, commissioner, and it appears to be people who are in track, some of those stopping cars. have you had any arrests? >> at the beginning we had a couple of arrests. yes, we have people who are running between cars and not causing problems other than jumping up and down. the bigger concern right now is not feeding more people to come in. if you can advise people we're not allowing more people in the downtown area. we're going to start redirecting them out and probably within the hour. until then we're going to celebrate and be happy that the ravens have won. >> thank you anthony batta, baltimore, maryland police commissioner. >> it's hour two. these guys have to get off the streets. it's been an interesting evening here on cnn reporting on this and seeing the blackout at the superdome. i'm not going to pretend i know everything about sports. i know a lot
we're trying to redirect traffic that's coming into the city. off of some of our main freeways that are taking place. other than that, things are going well. >> we're looking at live pictures now, commissioner, and it appears to be people who are in track, some of those stopping cars. have you had any arrests? >> at the beginning we had a couple of arrests. yes, we have people who are running between cars and not causing problems other than jumping up and down. the bigger concern...
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the entire city was in the dark. >> your address, ma'am. >> >> reporter: the calls for helpam. streamed into the emergency operations center, most from from residents stranded at home withe w no heat. officer cheryl potter evacuated joannie alvarado, and her baby daughter. it was potter's tenth rescue today. have you ever seen anything like this before? have y >> no, i haven't. not in my lifetime.. >> reporter: heavy, wet snow andwet hurricane-force wind gusts toppled trees and power lines. trees nancy reid is the president of nancy re the power company for the region. when is the power coming back?e pow >> well, this is going to be ael multiday event. you know, this could be-- itve could be monday. c it could be tuesday. people need to brace r themselves and they need to find shelter if they're cold. >> reporter: alvarado and her daughter will spend the night in the gym of this local highpe school until power is restored. local h to help massachusetts get power restored to neighborhoods like get this, new york's governor is promising to send utility workers to help in the clea
the entire city was in the dark. >> your address, ma'am. >> >> reporter: the calls for helpam. streamed into the emergency operations center, most from from residents stranded at home withe w no heat. officer cheryl potter evacuated joannie alvarado, and her baby daughter. it was potter's tenth rescue today. have you ever seen anything like this before? have y >> no, i haven't. not in my lifetime.. >> reporter: heavy, wet snow andwet hurricane-force wind gusts...
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this is the highway, the expressway leading out of the city. there is virtually no traffic at this hour. just every once in a while we see a car cruising down here very very slowly. essentially the authorities are asking people to stay off the roads because they don't want additional problems. beyond the ones they are already facing. don't want running around chasing accidents or people slid off in ditches. asking everyone to stay inside and stay out of this big mess. another thing that they are watching are the coastal communities. high tied is at 10:00 p.m. tonight. we could see a little more coastal flooding. keeping a close eye on that. here is what the governor devol patrick had to say about it earlier today. >> listen to directions from public officials. if you are in a coastal area, for example, and you are advised or instructed to evacuate, do so and do so quickly. because water will rise or can rise quite quickly. >> the has also called in the national guard to be ready for this storm. a large number about 1,000 tonight. additional fol
this is the highway, the expressway leading out of the city. there is virtually no traffic at this hour. just every once in a while we see a car cruising down here very very slowly. essentially the authorities are asking people to stay off the roads because they don't want additional problems. beyond the ones they are already facing. don't want running around chasing accidents or people slid off in ditches. asking everyone to stay inside and stay out of this big mess. another thing that they...
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we are on the ground in boston and new york city and we'll go to maria for the fox weather center for what lies ahead now the big storm as passed a. -- >> significant snowfall in places in long island and parts of new york city and connecticut and maine. more than 30 inches of snope. close to three feet in portions of connecticut. it is it impressive snow totals. 30 inches in long island and new york city close to a foot. many people can't get their cars out from parlegal parking on the streetings is it the largest snowfall in new york city. amm areings getting significant snowfall. boston it is it still snowing. wee could have record-setting snowfall . seeing significant forecast out there. portland, maine 29.3 inches. thises the newest record as far as the largest snowfall so far and continuing to see more in that city. temperatures uma, will be cold for today. a lot will not be melting. high temperature over in hartford, and 30 in new york city . tonight it is it frigid in the single digits. >> we hear that there is it storm coming our way in the next couple of days? >> that storm
we are on the ground in boston and new york city and we'll go to maria for the fox weather center for what lies ahead now the big storm as passed a. -- >> significant snowfall in places in long island and parts of new york city and connecticut and maine. more than 30 inches of snope. close to three feet in portions of connecticut. it is it impressive snow totals. 30 inches in long island and new york city close to a foot. many people can't get their cars out from parlegal parking on the...
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in boston, the city is the epicenter of two storms which could break boston's all-time snowstorm record of 27.6 inches. up and down the northeastern coast, between 1 and 3 feet of snow is expected to fall. forecasters warned of blizzard conditions including wind gusts of up to 75 miles per hour. this could cause widespread power outages this evening. the national guard was activated in states of connecticut, massachusetts, new york, of course to help with emergency management. the storm comes. ironically, almost 35 years to the day after the blizzard of 1978. the catastrophic snowfall and heavy winds caused more than a half billion in damage and claimed dozens of lives. as people rushed to stay ahead of the storm, many travelers found themselves stranded. 4,740 flights have been canceled through tomorrow. for more on this, let's go to nbc news correspondent rehema ellis. great to have you with us tonight. it's been a busy day out there at la guardia. what is the latest? >> reporter: the latest is here at the new york city area airports, ed we had some 1700 flights canceled as part of th
in boston, the city is the epicenter of two storms which could break boston's all-time snowstorm record of 27.6 inches. up and down the northeastern coast, between 1 and 3 feet of snow is expected to fall. forecasters warned of blizzard conditions including wind gusts of up to 75 miles per hour. this could cause widespread power outages this evening. the national guard was activated in states of connecticut, massachusetts, new york, of course to help with emergency management. the storm comes....
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oakland was the nation's first city to take on federal enforcement actions aimed at closing down the pot dispensaries. a san francisco judge has now dismissed the lawsuit filed in october and ruled federal efforts to close harborside health center in oakland can proceed. oakland lawyers argued that closing down the dispensary would lead to a health and safety crisis because many of the 100-thousand patients would turn to the illegal marijuana market. a warm day around the very at today almost all up to 75 degrees today. live in san francisco clear skies as we go into the evening hours for tonight. temperatures cooled down a little bit but still warm upper 60s mostly everywhere. morton nice weather as we go into the weekend during the week is going to be cooler. saturday and sunday though we are looking at sunshine. temperatures down about 3 to 5 degrees and bay area. cooler still for sunday. this app turn in the sea breeze will crank up, and mid-60s and the warmer places. the satellite view you will notice that we are clear in northern california but there is something well out over
oakland was the nation's first city to take on federal enforcement actions aimed at closing down the pot dispensaries. a san francisco judge has now dismissed the lawsuit filed in october and ruled federal efforts to close harborside health center in oakland can proceed. oakland lawyers argued that closing down the dispensary would lead to a health and safety crisis because many of the 100-thousand patients would turn to the illegal marijuana market. a warm day around the very at today almost...
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secretary of defense in the hearing that took place the other day on ben began city made it clear -- benghazi that we don't have the resources to product and defend and offer security to our people. that is not acceptable. the department of defense has absorbed almost $600 billion. we're looking at up to over this period of 10 years, a $1 trillion cut and it can't take place. mr. chairman, this hearing is critical to allow the joint chiefs to provide an honest assessment to the services. the loss of capabilities or readiness in the mismatch of the resources we're going to have to work together to ensure the that the american people understand how serious this is. that's reason for this hearing today. last week led by the senator, senators mccain, graham, eni introduced a bill that will end sequestration that will provide the department to allow to work under a solution. it is not a perfect solution but it is better than doing nothing. there is growing concern that the president won't increasingly negotiate on a compromise until after sequestration takes place on march 1. each member
secretary of defense in the hearing that took place the other day on ben began city made it clear -- benghazi that we don't have the resources to product and defend and offer security to our people. that is not acceptable. the department of defense has absorbed almost $600 billion. we're looking at up to over this period of 10 years, a $1 trillion cut and it can't take place. mr. chairman, this hearing is critical to allow the joint chiefs to provide an honest assessment to the services. the...
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new york city may be the city that never sleeps. certainly quieter than usual today. a foot of snow on the ground in some parts. joining me now is stephanie abrams with a smile on her face. good morning to you, stephanie. what's it like there? >> alex, good morning. we're doing quite well in times square. the front page of "the new york post." nemo bites, snowstorm socks city. the plows have been going around. let me show you what the streets look like. a little snow, a little slush, but plowing and on the back end of the plow trucks, salt poured out behind them. a great job in times square. look at the sidewalks, totally fine. a lot of people know that li in new york, the mound of snow that they push to the sides of streets. snow is over for us, people should get their sleds, bundle up, very cold out here, feels like lower 20s, go to central park and have fun. >> that is you, certainly someone who knows how to have fun when time warrants. we are not seeing big, massive piles on the side. that's been a problem in some places, where has that snow gone? or did the salt
new york city may be the city that never sleeps. certainly quieter than usual today. a foot of snow on the ground in some parts. joining me now is stephanie abrams with a smile on her face. good morning to you, stephanie. what's it like there? >> alex, good morning. we're doing quite well in times square. the front page of "the new york post." nemo bites, snowstorm socks city. the plows have been going around. let me show you what the streets look like. a little snow, a little...